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Lesson 5 A City Set on a Hill Lesson 5 The Embarkation of the Pilgrims By Robert Weir 1844.

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1 Lesson 5 A City Set on a Hill Lesson 5 The Embarkation of the Pilgrims By Robert Weir 1844

2 Elizabeth I d.1603 Foxes Book Of Martyrs 1563 Mary I d.1558 John Rogers John Bradford d.1555 John Robinson b.1575 Robert Browne Congregationalists 1567 John Winthrop b.1588 William Bradford b.1590 A Reformation without Tarrying For Any 1583 Anglo-Spanish War 1585-1604 John Knox Church of Scotland 1559 Via Media William Shakespeare b. 1564

3 James I d.1625 The Authorized Version Of the Bible 1611 Hampton Court 1604 Charles I d.1649 Plymouth Colony 1621 Pilgrims Progress 1678 Massachusetts Bay Colony 1629 Civil War 1642-46 English Commonwealth Great Migration Jamestown Colony 1607 Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson Banished 1636 Separatists Leave England 1607 Synod of Dort 1618-19 Thirty Years War King Philip War 1675 Great Ejection 1662 Westminster Shorter Confession 1647 Charles II

4 Cotton Mather Ordained 1685 George Whitefield d.1770 Jonathan Edwards d.1758 Great Awakening ca. 1734-50 Whitefield in America 1740 George III 1760-1801 George Washington b.1732 Ben Franklin b.1706 Salem Witch Trials 1692 Cotton Mather d. 1728 The Ecclesiastical History of New England 1702 Whitefield In Oxford 1733

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